Microhomology-mediated end-joining, although still rather ill defined, has been described as the pathway that uses only a few homologous nucleotides to establish contact between the two ends of the break.
However, control conditions currently employed are often rather ill defined and do not parallel important modulating variables, e.g., physical or cognitive load of the TSST.
5) The in vitro reconstitution experiments are performed with a rather ill-defined mixture of four components.
According to the authors' own experience, however, it is rarely the case for TFs, which seem to have a rather ill-defined native conformation, even for very small tags.
Indeed, what has increased in the course of evolution is order and its corollary, organization [ 34], complexity being a rather ill-defined and intuitive concept, except in the very abstract Rosennean definition of being "non-simulable", i.e. Turing incomputable, and in the objective, functional and molecular definitions referred to in the forelast section[ 35, 36].
The last component, qI, with the slowest relaxation, is a rather ill-defined component which traditionally includes a non-relaxing component related to irreversible damage, such as the inactivation of D1 protein in the Photosystem (PS) II reaction center [ 1, 2].
For our purposes, they can be grouped into three classes: (1) actin > GFP is found in all cells of the pouch; (2) Dad4 > GFP and salE > GFP expression domains are rather broad with a rather ill-defined edge and centered on the A-P axis; and (3) dpp > GFP and ptc > GFP form a narrow stripe along the A-P axis.
It remains to be seen how the Obama administration will deal with us, as their transition has been rather protracted and ill defined in the acquisition area.
This choice leads to an ill defined control law when the robot is at rest.
The risk of serious head injury (HI) from a fall in a young child is ill defined.
Examination showed a corneal abcess with ill defined edges, hypopyon with severe chemosis and ciliary injection.
